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Stephen Tompkinson’s neighbour tells court she saw him slap and punch drunk man

The 57-year-old DCI Banks star is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm

Evening Standard

Friend of man ‘punched’ by actor Stephen Tompkinson ‘heard cracking as head hit the floor’

The 57-year-old DCI Banks star is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole

The Independent UK

Stephen Tompkinson’s neighbour tells court she saw him slap and punch drunk man - OLD

The 57-year-old DCI Banks star is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole.

The Independent UK

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Stephen Tompkinson left man with brain injuries after punch, court told

Actor accused of grievous bodily harm after alleged confrontation with Karl Poole in Whitley Bay in 2021

The Guardian - UK

Actor Stephen Tompkinson ‘punched drunk man outside home leaving him with brain injuries’

Court told star took bottle of Jagermeister from men outside his house during altercation

The Independent UK

Stephen Tompkinson punched man making noise outside his home, court hears

The DCI Banks star is on trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm in May 2021.

The Independent UK

As streaming gets more expensive, cord-cutters are cutting back. But they aren't going back to cable

Donna Lynne Amareld has "cut the cord" twice, most recently about a year ago, when her cable and internet bill ballooned to $220 a month, she said.

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Lismore flood survivors' efforts to build back better hamstrung by insurance, government payout rules

Lismore residents say their efforts to build back better are being hamstrung by rules around insurance claims and government payouts for flood-affected homes.

ABC News

Push for improved building standards as increased risk of extreme weather events wreaks havoc on Australia's housing stock

Australia has set a goal of building a million new homes in the next decade, but new homes built to the national minimum standard are unlikely to be liveable in the aftermath of extreme weather events.

ABC News

One year on from Brisbane's devastating floods, many families are still living in limbo

Alysia Mann and husband Adam can't find a builder to begin construction and don't think the home will be finished for at least another year

ABC News

Luxury homeware firm Rowen Homes to open Metrocentre store

The company was launched by Pink Boutique founder Alice Hall and her husband Andrew less than three years ago

Birmingham Post

Emergency levy axing would save Hunter households 15 per cent on insurance

THE Insurance Council of Australia says Hunter households would save 15 per cent on their home insurance if the NSW government axed the Emergency Services Levy and found "a fairer way" to fund police, fire and related services.

Newcastle Herald

Insurance crisis deepens for homes, business and local councils in flood prone areas of northern NSW

Almost a year after the country's most costly natural disaster, the hardest-hit areas in northern New South Wales are grappling with a future where many homes, businesses and even local councils are uninsurable.

ABC News

Queensland homeowners who've never been flooded hit with steep insurance increases as effects of climate change and inflation kick in

A range of factors are leading to increased premiums across flood-affected areas, as insurers attempt to offset $5 billion in losses from the 2022 east-coast flood disaster and mitigate future disaster risk.

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In 2022, Australia smashed rain records while floods caused record insurance payouts

Records fell up and down Australia’s east coast as rains, floods and insurance payouts all hit new peaks. As we welcome back the sun to our lives in 2023, what should we do to prepare for the next big wet?

The Guardian - AU

After the floods: Eugowra awaits the insurance payouts that may not come

Central-west NSW residents left homeless by November’s devastation are still waiting for claims, with many uninsured against floods

ABC News

Postcode pricing hikes up home insurance costs for properties outside flood zones

Home owners across the country say hefty increases on their home insurance premiums are "inequitable" because they don't live on flood-prone properties.

ABC News

Just months before Lisa's home was destroyed by floods, her insurer refused to renew her policy

As extreme weather increases the threat to homes, insurance companies are hiking premiums to unaffordable levels or simply refusing to provide cover at all.

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ABC News

Flood insurance premiums shock Alice Springs residents as inconsistent mapping blamed

Alice Springs residents in suburbs not traditionally considered flood zones are faced with increases of more than $6,000, as the Insurance Council calls for a centralised database of flood maps.

ABC News

City of Gold Coast mapping shows additional 88,000 properties at risk of flooding

The mapping shows many more properties than previously thought will be at flood risk in a "worst-case" weather scenario, prompting concerns over insurance premiums.

Chronicle Live

35 under 35: our list of the North East's top young business talent

Our fourth list of the region’s top young entrepreneurs and public figures includes rising stars of technology, politics, retail and fashion

ABC News

Ukraine war prompts unprecedented response from Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

The war in Ukraine has prompted an unprecedented consular response from the Australian government, capping an immense workload for diplomatic officials dominated by health and geopolitical crises.

AAP

Insurers prepare for soaring climate cost

Insurers have written their own policy on going net zero as they brace for mega-losses from extreme weather events.

The Independent UK

Officer won't face charges in killing mentally ill Black man

A former police officer already imprisoned for one fatal shooting in a wealthy San Francisco suburb won’t face criminal charges in a second slaying

ABC News

Hundreds of Tasmanians lodge claims with insurance companies after severe floods

Tasmanians have begun assessing the damage from last week's devastating floods as hundreds wait to hear back from their insurance companies.

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